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Cinema, Affect, Nature
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Moving images take us on mental and emotional journeys, over the course of which we and our worlds undergo change. This is the premise of Ecologies of the Moving Image, which accounts for the ways cinematic moving images move viewers in ways that reshape our understanding of ourselves, of life, and of the Earth and universe.
This book presents an ecophilosophy of the cinema: an account of the moving image in relation to its lived ecologies—the material, social, and perceptual relations within which movies are produced, consumed, and incorporated into cultural life. Cinema, Adrian Ivakhiv argues, lures us into its worlds, but those worlds are grounded in a material and communicative Earth that supports them, even if that supporting materiality withdraws from visibility. Ivakhiv examines the geographies, visualities, and anthropologies—relations of here and there, seer and seen, us and them, human and inhuman—found across a range of styles and genres, from ethnographic and wildlife documentaries to westerns and road movies, and from sci-fi blockbusters and eco-disaster films to the experimental and art films of Tarkovsky, Herzog, Greenaway, Malick, Dash, and Brakhage as well as YouTube's expanding audiovisual universe.
Through its process-relational account of cinema, drawn from philosophers such as Whitehead, Peirce, and Deleuze, the book boldly enriches our understanding of film and visual media.
Adrian J. Ivakhiv is professor of environmental studies at the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Vermont, where he coordinates the graduate concentration in Environmental Thought and Culture. He is the author of Claiming Sacred Ground: Pilgrims and Politics at Glastonbury and Sedona (2001), and of numerous articles in geography, environmental studies, film and cultural studies, and religious studies. His blog, Immanence, can be found at http://blog.uvm.edu/aivakhiv/.
"Adrian Ivakhiv's Ecologies of the Moving Image: Cinema, Affect, Nature (2013) is a book that pushes beyond conventional reflections on film and environmental thought. It is, significantly, a book where 'the conceptual' and 'the material' enter into co-productive relationships in and through Ivakhiv's examination of cinema and the worlds it creates.... Its scale and scope exceed the purview of the humanities and offers far-reaching conceptual and methodological insights of interest to anyone attempting to make sense of our contemporary environmental condition."
— Harlan Morehouse, Society and Space
"Ecologies of the Moving Image is an ambitious book, and a capacious and satisfying one. In addressing 'the wild phantasmagoria of images' among which we live today, Ivakhiv gives us an account that is at once systematic and brimming with rich detail. Moving-image forms both render imaginative worlds to us and help to constitute the world we live in; this book gives us a brilliant process-relational account of both of these dimensions of media experiences."
— Steven Shaviro, DeRoy Professor of English, Wayne State University
"Ivakhiv, a leading light in the emerging eco-critical film studies, wraps two themes around each other, the cinema of and as ecology. His concern is with how cinema produces worlds, lives, and human subjects intricately implicated in the processes of Earth. Marrying Whitehead, Peirce, and Deleuze with eco-philosophy, Ivakhiv gives us a rich, eloquent, wide-ranging, and moving account of movement: as world, as cinema, and as hope."
— Sean Cubitt, Goldsmiths, University of London


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By Nancy Heiser
Maybe it was the summer solstice, a stretch of sunshine so long it was hard not to feel the world was bursting with positive energy. Maybe it was the day that preceded the meal, filled as it was with glorious views from the top of Blue Hill Mountain and the lookout at the Penobscot Narrows Bridge. It certainly wasn't the wine; there wasn't any. No beer, either.
Sargentville may seem like an unlikely place for a five-star Mexicali dining experience, but that's what you get at El El Frijoles.
Courtesy photos by Michael Rossney
EL EL FRIJOLES, 41 Caterpillar Hill Road (Route 15), Sargentville. 359-2486; elelfrijoles.com
HOURS: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday
CREDIT CARDS: Mastercard, Visa
PRICE RANGE: $2.95 (chips and salsa) to $15.95 (spicy lobster taco)
VEGETARIAN: Yes
GLUTEN-FREE: Yes, including the corn tortillas
KIDS: Very kid-friendly, with a small playground
RESERVATIONS: No
BAR: No; BYOB. No cork fee.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: An outdoors picnic table may be accessible if the gravel parking lot can be navigated; there's a small step to enter the barn.
BOTTOM LINE: Mexican street food meets the bounty of Maine, merging into one of the best Mexicali restaurants in the state, if not the region. Mix wonderful food with an unusual setting and magnetic owners who work the line as hard as anyone and still make it look easy and fun, and you've got a very special spot.
Ratings follow this scale and take into consideration food, atmosphere, service and value: *Poor **Fair ***Good ****Excellent *****Extraordinary. The Maine Sunday Telegram visits an establishment twice if the first dining experience was unsatisfactory. The reviewer dines anonymously.
But humble, little El El Frijoles, a family-run, from-scratch, Mexican-inspired eatery tucked away in Sargentville on the Blue Hill peninsula, gets the full star treatment from me. As in five. It's only the second such rating in my two and a half years of reviewing for the Maine Sunday Telegram.
Why? It certainly wasn't the white tablecloths. Here, you'll find colorful oilcloth on picnic tables. Or the wait staff; you order at the counter. Or the fancy food, although absolutely everything served was as good as it could be.
But all aspects combined to make our visit to this modest, 7-year-old eatery exceptional. Travel Route 15 to a clapboard house with a colorful yellow sign, a miniature playground, funky sculptures made from scrap, and a large and immaculate screened barn housing the kitchen and a few tables.
Beyond that rests a simple wood building at the edge of the woods. Dine in here while nestled among the spruce trees and ferns, and feeling the summer air or gentle rain. It's a wonderful al fresco outing.
Michael Rossney, who co-owns and manages the eatery with his wife, chef Michele Levesque, is the kind of order-taker whom you always want to find at the counter. Affable, patient and honest -- he'll tell you what's good, if you ask. And he'll chat as much or as little as you want, gauging your interest.
Strawberry/carrot aqua fresca was bright and flavorful; my dining partner's mint and lime version was spectacularly refreshing ($3 each).
Speaking of lime, my husband could not get enough of the citrus-doused and spiced-up cabbage slaw that comes as a side with many dishes. It was fresh, crunchy, and tangy. Mound it over the carnitas -- tender shredded pork that has been cooked all day and served atop house-made corn tortillas -- and you've got glory ($9.95).
The from-scratch tortillas were softer and thicker than manufactured, which, after these, might resemble cardboard to you.
Crab quesadillas were crispy and piping-hot envelopes with gentle interiors of melted cheese and fresh, shredded crabmeat in perfect proportion topped with a swirl of crema. It was a delectable daily special ($12.95). Dressed lettuce and a bright guacamole came as sides.
Can one really make a sublime grilled veggie burrito? Yes, apparently. The greens were cooked to a char and mixed with rice and black beans ($6.95). Those black beans come from a local farmer who only uses horse-drawn power. It's not just tasty food at El El; the restaurant commits to community and ecology.
To all of this goodness, choose from one of three, self-serve house-made salsas, depending on the hotness level you prefer.
And get this: The two owners, during a slow-down at mission central (the barn), circulated among the tables outside and in to see how everyone was liking their food. Where have you seen this at a counter-service eatery? I never have. Here, the experience is personal. The owners enjoy their customers, and it shows.
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To sell to another company or organization, you have to understand all aspects of business — not just sales. That's why St. Kate's provides the fundamentals of business through required courses in accounting, communications, finance, management, marketing, economics, business law, psychology or sociology and statistical analysis.
Below is a sample academic plan. You can work with an advisor to tailor it to your interest.
CORE 1000: The Reflective Woman*
PSYC 1001: General Psychology OR SOCI 1000: Principles and Concepts
HIST: History course*
ENGL: English literature course*
EXSS: Exercise and sport science activity course*
SALE 2330: Introduction to Selling
COMM 1030: Speaking to Lead and Influence
MKTG 2300: Introduction to Marketing
MATH 1070: Finite Math
ACCT 2110: Financial Accounting
ECON 2250: Statistical Analysis for Economics and Business
LANG: Foreign language course*
EXSS: Exercise and sport science activity course*
SALE 3330: Professional Sales
ACCT 2130: Managerial Accounting
ECON 2620: Principles of Macroeconomics
LANG: Foreign language course*
SALE 3630: Ethics and Integrity in Sales
SALE 3430: Customer Intelligence and Effective Comm.
BIOL/CHEM/PHYS: Lab science course*
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BUSI 3650: Business Law
ACCT 3210: Financial Management
EXSS: Exercise and sport science activity*
Fine arts course*
SALE 4430: Advanced Sales
SALE 4602 or 4604: Internship
MKTG 4300: Advanced Marketing
PHIL/THEO: Philosophy or theology course*
CORE 3990: Global Search for Justice
SALE 4630: Sales Force Leadership
SALE 4752 or 4754: Business Practicum
PHIL/THEO: Philosophy or theology course*
For detailed course descriptions, visit the courses page.
Recommended electives
Electives relevant to the business-to-business sales major include:
- BUSI 4490: Business Policy Formulation
- BUSI 4752: Business Practicum (additional)
- MGMT 2400: Principles of Management
- MGMT 3400: Advanced Management
- MKTG 3350: Buyer Behavior & Market Research
Writing requirements
Business-to-business sales majors satisfy the Writing Requirement for Majors by completing SALE 4630: Sales Force Leadership. You complete the Liberal Arts and Sciences Core Writing Requirement with three other writing-intensive courses (CORE 1000 and CORE 3990, and any other writing-intensive course in Business Administration or another department).


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The Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire's major new art gallery opening in May 2011.
Designed by award-winning architect David Chipperfield, The Hepworth Wakefield will show a previously unseen collection of sculpture by Wakefield-born Barbara Hepworth, along with a nationally important collection of historical and modern art. As the third largest contemporary exhibition space outside London, The Hepworth Wakefield will bring the work of leading UK and international artists to Yorkshire through a changing programme of temporary exhibitions.
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Bank Holiday and school holiday Mondays 10am - 5pm.
The nationally important art collection previously housed at Wakefield Art Gallery will soon transfer to new, purpose-built gallery The Hepworth Wakefield. The collection features major works by locally-born sculptors Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore and many other leading British artists. It also includes the unique Gott collection of over 1,200 artists' views of Yorkshire, which will be shown publicly for the first time.
Collection details
Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Architecture
Key artists and exhibits
- Barbara Hepworth
- Henry Moore
- James Tissot
- LS Lowry
- Roger Fry
- Duncan Grant
- Ben Nicholson
- Anthony Caro
- Walter Sickert
- Paul Nash
- Jacob Epstein
- Ivon Hitchens
- Graham Sutherland
- David Bomberg
- David Hockney
- John Piper
- Philip Reinagle
- Reclining Figure 1936
- Mother and Child 1934
- On the Thames 1849
- British modernism
- British art
Barbara Hepworth: Graphic Works and Sculpture
- 29 April 2013 — 26 April 2014 *on now
Hepworth's colourful and vibrant abstract images will be displayed with some of her sculptures that have not previously been exhibited at The Hepworth Wakefield and provide further insight into her two-dimensional work
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Film Night (Age 16+)
- 15 May 2014 6:30-9pm
Have you seen any good films recently? Let the Youth Panel know your suggestions then vote for your favourite film on the Youth Panel's Facebook page before each event. Make sure you submit a review on Facebook afterwards, the Youth Panel would love to know what you thought.
The Hepworth Wakefield Youth Panel are a group of young people aged 16 - 19 who meet twice a month. They work with the gallery and artists to develop events for young people. If you are interested in joining or just want to find out more, get in touch with firstname.lastname@example.com.
This event is taking place during the After Hours event at The Hepworth Wakefield where the galleries, shop and Café Bar will all stay open until 9pm.
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Book Club
- 15 May 2014 7-8:30pm
May: Camera Lucinda by Roland Barthes
Places can be booked by calling the Learning Team on 01924 247398.
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Evening Photography Workshop
- 15 May 2014 6:30-9pm
Suitable for beginners and intermediate level photographers. Cameras appropriate for this workshop include digital SLRs, brigde cameras and compact camera systems - any cmaera that can be adjusted maually. You may bring a basic point and shoot, but please note the class will include elements that work much better with a manually adjustable camera. Please bring a tripod if you have one, limited tripods are available to borrow but these may need to be shared. As some of the session takes place outside, please bring suitable clothing.
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In Conversation: Barry Hoban & Chris Sidwells
- 15 May 2014 7-8pm
Wakefield-born former professional cyclist and eight stage winner of the Tour de France (1967 - 1975), Barry Hoban talks about training in Yorkshire, his career highlights and the Grand Depart 2014. In 2009, Barry was inducted into the British Cycling Hall of Fame.
Barry will be in conversation with Chris Sidwells, journalist, author and nephew of former professional cyclist, Tom Simpson.
To book tickets, please contact our Information Desk in person, on 01924 247360 or by emailing email@example.com.
This event is part of After Hours at The Hepworth Wakefield. Relax, revive and be social every third Thursday of the month as our galleries, shop and Café Bar all stay open until 9pm.
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- 28 May 2014 6-8pm
Juice ('The 21st century's answer to the Swingles or the King's Singers' The Times) are at the forefront of the UK's experimental/classical scene, performing new vocal music which draws on classical, world music, jazz, folk, pop, improvisation and theatre.
They have featured on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM. They have performed at London's Wigmore Hall and the Southbank, King's Place and the Roundhouse. In 2011, they made their US debut with concerts in New York and at the famed SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas. In 2007, they were the first UK prize winners in the history of the internationally-renowned Tampere Vocal Festival.
Juice's debut album Songspin (Nonclassical, 2011) won an international Independent Music Award for Best Contemporary Classical Album in 2012. Featuring remixes by the likes of of Camille producer MaJiker and Björk collaborator Mikhail Karikis, it was reviewed by The Observer as 'Eighteen immaculately achieved tracks, spanning Elisabeth Lutyens to Gabriel Prokofiev via folk song and avant garde, enchant and enthrall'.
Live music at The Hepworth Wakefield is programmed in association with Yorkshire Live Music Project. YLMP, established in Wakefield in 2009, is a not for profit organisation dedicated to audience development for live professional classical and jazz music.
Juice is Anna Snow (soprano), Sarah Dacey (soprano) and Kerry Andrew (alto).
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Thank you Amanda for the link and for the friend request! We CAN do this all the way to week 12 and beyond!
My husband and I started today. About to start my first workout and I know I am going to be hurting. Good luck everyone!!
Okay guys, Day 1 down!
SO, like lots of us, I had my first day today. The eating was a little off because I wasn't able to pre-cook everything in time (I decided last minute to do this today) but I still ate very clean, I just don't think I ate enough.
I am getting home tonight at 9:00 and I am going to cook all my meat for a few days at once. Because failing to plan is planning to fail, right?
My UBWO was Fab! I hit a 10 in my shoulders, bi's and tri's, but not for chest and back. It is definitely still a little funky though, you know? It's like, you get in there for your first time and it is all really new, and you are grabbing at dumbbells like they're candy, and it is just very. . .new. But it was fun, and I can see how after a few weeks you get used to it and know what your body wants. . .what do you guys think that have done challenges before? Does your body get the hand of where it wants to be weight wise?
Let me know :)
Hey AJ
Best piece of advice is to somehow stack up your weights so taht at the last set (the one where you do 6 reps) you are near muscles failure. Its has to be you against the weight. You have to remember this or you may not be doing your full potential. Also by going heavy on the 6 reps, you are strong enough to do the back to back sets of 12 reps at the lower weight. A lot of it is trail and error and you will get a hand of where you should be. Also remember to write everything down. You will want to track your progress :) Yay for you and your first day. I will do my LBWO tonight when I get home after work.
@Nats- That was definitely what I was doing, and It is good to know my interpretation of the book is what is being perpetuated in this community. Good to know I got it right!
The awkward part for me was when I did decrease the weight for the 12X12 at the end, more often than not the weight for the second 12 needed to be heavier since the exercise was different and engaged different accessory muscles, while the first 12 I decreased the weight (as recommended in the book) to the same weight that I used for the "8-reps set" , but it was too heavy (could only complete 3) and had to decrease it to the weight that I used for the 10 reps. Does that make sense?
If it is hard to explain in written text, you can imagine how awkward I looked doing it! Haha, I felt so silly, running around, grunting, etc. . .
Day One - Hit the gym at 5:00am and had a great workout, I really thought I'd be tired all day however I made it through with no problem at all. I really felt like I did nothing but eat all day long, that part will take some getting used too. I hope everyone's first day was a success. I look forward to reading this thread throughout the day so everyone keep posting.
After 7 years away from BFL, I logged on to the website this afternoon and was inspired to start again. By the time I could fit a workout in this evening, it was close to 8:30 and the excuses began. Because of this forum and the enthusiasm of the people here and in the FB group, I shoved the excuses aside, and armed with my BFL logbook and a water bottle I reintroduced myself to the weights in my basement. After the first muscle group was done, I was asking myself why I had stayed away for so long. It was like coming home because I know this program works! There's so much flexibility built into it. I expect to be sore all week long but I welcome the reintroduction to my long-lost muscles. I'm so glad I didn't let those excuses get in the way tonight. I look forwarding to HIITing the treadmill tomorrow! Good night fellow BFLers and thank you for the inspiration to start again.
Way to go JoKing! I will be HIITing the 'mill with ya, and at 5:00, so I'll be posting early! Let's meet back here tomorrow night. Shred it buddy, see ya then!
i just joined yesterday!!! i'm excited. it is my first time doing this so i will need a lot of help when week 3 comes around. I LOVE THE FACEBOOK GROUP!!! please let me know if it does get started so i can join!
i worked out yesterday but i cheated because i had three pieces of hershey chocolates. I took all the candy the threw it in the trash! hopefully today i will be strong. I tend to struggle wtih the strong part. But i'm not giving up, no matter how long it takes me to get it right!!!!
grettyt - the Facebook group is up and running...the link is below...send a join request once you are logged in.
Hope it works and we'll see you there!
I am not going to tell you that it will be easy ... I am going to tell you that it will be worth it!
Day 1 was harsh. I felt really awkward carrying my book around and trying to figure out the weights. It took me an hour and a half to finish all the sets. I am hoping that the weight part will get easier to understand. Because it took longer to complete the workout, I didn't have time to get my last meal in. Hopefully, today will be better.
It's awesome to see everyone working so hard! Great job on day 1 everyone!
Just checking in, cardio done! What an awesome way to start the day! Good luck today all!
Hey Group! Just basking in the after-work-out glow, eating my eggs and oatmeal. Yum. I actually have developed a real affinity for this breakfast...after 84 days of it i still ate it during my 2 week active rest period!
I do my cardio on MWF and weights on TuThSat, so today was my first LB w/o...gonna be sore in a couple of days! It felt good to be at it again- there's something about exercising that just makes me feel good! Could be the psych lift from knowing that I am doing something great for myself (regardless of how inept I may appear to the "gym rats"). And I know that if I accomplished it today, that is all I need to do...I can't do tomorrow's w/o today! It'll just have to wait until tomorrow...
@jlcrum-did the w/o session get any easier? Was most of your time spent setting up the machines? I ask only to make sure that you are not over-doing with too many exercises...and hour and a half is a long time!
Can't wait to hear how today went for ya'll. Check in!
@jlcrum - it will get easier and more efficient as you get settled into a routine...
...I remember being the same way at the start as well until I found a routine that worked.
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Now 17, Jennifer is a first-degree black belt and working toward her second-degree. It's safe to say the Spanish Springs student has excelled in the martial arts scene and flourished in life. During that same time span, Martin's younger sister Carissa has dealt with the challenges brought on by autism.
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Christina Martin is pleased that Jennifer has a caring heart. Jennifer believes that her athleticism and buy-in to martial arts is an impetus for her efforts in trying to help her sister and other autistic children.
"I like martial arts and I like that I feel more confident," Jennifer said. "If something were to happen, I could defend myself. It keeps me really fit. It's a good discipline."
Christina Martin likes the community service theme at Evolution. She knows it's helped shape her older daughter and in turn her younger daughter.
"Martial arts have been amazing for Jennifer," Christina Martin said. "It's given her a lot of self confidence but also made her aware that in this life it's not all about you. That's played a role in the type of person she's growing into. She's had to make sacrifices growing up with a sister with a disability. I think she has a lot more empathy than the average person does."
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Classic comedy by Alberto Cassella finds the Grim Reaper taking on a human form to pass as a visiting prince, and falls in love with a beautiful girl.
When: Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, 2:30 p.m.
Where: Santa Paula Theater Ctr., 125 S. 7th St., Santa Paula
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Directed by Tom Eubanks, Death Takes a Holiday finds the Grim Reaper weary of always being misunderstood. Suspending his activities to take on a human form, Death passes himself off as a visiting prince and falls in love with a beautiful girl. Through her, he realizes why mortals fear him. The most recent retelling of this classic tale featured Brad Pitt in Meet Joe Black.
Featured in the cast will be Eric Mello as Shadow, Richard Blanchard as Baron, Scott Blanchard as Major, Gary Cunial as Duke, Richard Graham as Fedele, Vivian Latham as Princess, Tyler McLean as Eric, Leticia Mattson as Cora, TJ Mora as Corrado, Jennifer Ridgeway as Grazia, Brittany Saturnino as Alda, Jennifer Skutley as Rhoda, and Michele Wagner as Stephanie. Scenic design is by Mike Carnahan with lighting design by Gary Richardson. Costume design is by Barbara Pedziwiatr. Steve Grumette will design the sound. Death Takes a Holiday is being produced by Letticia Mattson with Andrea Robles as stage manager assisted by Cole Phelps and Chris Cronin on tech.
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If there's one knife skill that can save you money and make you look cool at the same time, it's breaking down a chicken. Consider that boneless breasts often cost around three times more than whole chicken does.
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- Avoid kosher birds. Kosher birds have been heavily salted before packaging in order to remove excess liquid. While in some cases, this is desirable—such as when you are roasting it—in other cases, the excess salt can ruin a recipe. A braised chicken recipe where the braising liquid is subsequently reduced can get far too salty from the excess salt within the chicken. It also limits your stock-making ability, since a salty stock cannot be reduced. You're better off buying a regular bird and salting or brining it yourself if the recipe calls for it.
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- 24 September 2012 11:36
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Sergio Aguero made a stunning debut against Swansea last season - can he repeat the feat? Here are all the details you need for the 2012/13 Premier League clash with the Swans...
Saturday 27th October 2012
Kick off – 5.30pm
Tickets for this game are priced from:
£20 Adult
£18 18-21
£13 16-17
£5 Junior (Under 16)
£18 Over 65s
£18 Disabled (wheelchair & ambulant)
Tickets will be available online at www.mcfc.co.uk/tickets, by telephone on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 2)* and to personal callers at the Ticket Office above the City Store at the Etihad Stadium for supporters that meet the following criteria;
- 2012/13 Blue Members with Match Ticket Priority – Wednesday 26th September at 9am.
- General Sale online only – Saturday 29th September at 9am.
- General Sale all outlets – Monday 1st October at 9am.
*Tickets purchased over the telephone will be subject to a £2.50 booking fee per ticket and phone lines are open 24-hours, 7 days a week. No booking fee payable on tickets purchased online.
10 loyalty points will be awarded for attending this fixture.
Disabled supporters who meet the qualifying criteria and wish to purchase a ticket should contact Supporter Services on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 1). Should you wish to enquire about car parking, have any further questions or need advice, please contact our Disabled Liaison Officer, on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 1) or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please note, if a supporter number used is that of an adult, then only an adult ticket may be used. This also applies to under 16s and over 65s. It is important that you have purchased, and are in possession of, the correct ticket and that it is activated to allow you access in to the stadium. If the supporter who originally purchased the ticket is no longer able to attend the match, please contact the Supporter Services team on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, then option 3) to discuss, and where appropriate, upgrade your ticket. Failure to upgrade your ticket before you attempt to enter the ground may result in a stadium ban.
Official Match Ticket
Entry to the Stadium will be granted on the presentation of a valid ticket purchased from the Club or through the Viagogo Ticket Exchange only. The Club excludes all liability to any supporter who is denied entry to the Stadium as a result of their ticket having been purchased through an unauthorised seller. The unauthorised sale or disposal of tickets may also amount to a criminal offence and the Club will inform the police as soon as it becomes aware of any unauthorised sale or disposal of tickets.
Supporters who wish to enquire and/or purchase hospitality for this game should telephone 0161 444 1894 (option 1, option 2) or email: email@example.com.
Be Blue
Make sure you don't miss out on tickets for future matches. Consider becoming a Blue Member with benefits including automatically being placed on the 2013-14 Season Membership wait list* and the option to add 'Match Ticket Priority' for the best chance to see all the big games. There is also our new City Kicks Blue membership for under 16s, a must for all young City supporters. Find out more and buy online at www.mcfc.co.uk/Blue. *2013-14 Season Membership subject to availability and any qualifying sales criteria.
Ticket Collection
All supporters who are collecting pre-purchased tickets may do so from the Stadium Ticket Office located in City Square (behind the stage). Supporters are strongly advised to collect their tickets at least 60 minutes before kick-off to avoid delays in getting into the Stadium. The Ticket Office will be open from 9am until 15 minutes after kick-off (opening time subject to change due to kick off).
Guests collecting Hospitality tickets should do so from the City@Home reception located by Gate 11. Any City@Home collections that remain 15 minutes after kick-of will be sent to the Colin Bell Stand reception for late arrivals.
Supporters with queries relating to their match ticket should also visit the Stadium Ticket Office.
Ticket Exchange – Viagogo, the official Ticket Exchange of Manchester City
2012/13 Superbia & Platinum members who are unable to attend a Barclays Premier League home fixture now have the opportunity to place their match ticket for sale to other members on the Ticket Exchange website. Whilst any adult member can buy tickets through Ticket Exchange, only Platinum and Superbia members can sell them.
Disabled Superbia & Platinum members are restricted from selling their tickets using the Exchange due to complexities around the allocation of specific seats / bays and assistant entitlements. Disabled supporters who require a wheelchair space and walking ambulant supporters who require an assistant and wish to sell their seat, should contact Supporter Services on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 1). Any Superbia & Platinum supporter, who qualifies as Walking Ambulant, without an associated assistant, can sell their ticket through the Ticket Exchange.
For full details and terms and conditions click here www.mcfc.co.uk/Home/Tickets%20and%20Membership/Benefits/Ticket%20Exchange
Important Supporter Information
Visiting the Stadium
The stadium address for satellite navigation is: Etihad Stadium, Manchester M11 3FF. If you have not visited the Etihad Stadium before, we want you to enjoy the whole experience, and that starts with how to get here and where to park. To find out more click here for the stadium plan [embed www.mcfc.co.uk/The-Club/Visiting-the-Stadium]
Supporters requiring a taxi after the final whistle are advised to make their way to Ashton New Road where taxis are located. Due to road closures immediately after the game, taxis are unable to enter the Etihad Campus for at least one hour after the final whistle. Those supporters wishing to travel in to Manchester City centre may board supporter buses which are also located on Ashton New Road opposite the South Stand.
Persistent Standing
To help continue improving the matchday experience for all supporters, we ask that you respect the club's request to avoid persistent standing at all games. This is one of our biggest sources of complaints from your fellow supporters in all sections of the stadium. We wish to make our matchdays as enjoyable an experience as possible for all of our fans and, as such, we request that you and fellow supporters remain in your seat for the majority of the match. Fans who breach these requests may be ejected from the stadium, and in some cases may have their membership card withdrawn. Please help us to avoid such measures by co-operating with this request and help us to create an enjoyable experience for all of our fans. We thank you for your support in helping us ensure a visit to the Etihad Stadium is a great experience.
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Manchester City Football Club prides itself on having the best fans in the country and we greatly appreciate your support in enforcing the code of conduct. You are purchasing tickets which are located in stands which seat home fans only. We expect all supporters to behave in a manner appropriate to their surroundings. This code must be adhered to. Failure to comply could result in you being asked to leave the Stadium. For high profile games, such as local derbies or cup games, a zero tolerance policy will be in operation.
Prohibited Items
The following items are not allowed to be brought in to the Etihad Stadium:
- Golf umbrella or any article that may be used as a weapon and/or compromise public safety.
- Professional recording equipment (audio and visual).
- Bags larger than A4 size.
- Prams and pushchairs (these can be left at your own risk at the City@Home reception located at Gate 11 for collection after the match).
Please note that the entire Etihad Campus, including roadways, car parks and concourses, is smoke free. The use of electronic cigarettes is also prohibited. Manchester City Football Club operates a strict, no re-admission policy and there will not be an opportunity to leave and re-enter the Stadium.
The Ticket Office and Supporter Services are open Monday - Saturday, 9am to 5:30pm (closed Sunday & Bank Holiday). Both facilities will open on the day of all scheduled First Team home fixtures and Supporter Services will open for all scheduled First Team away fixtures until kick-off. Please call 0161 444 1894 (option 1, option 3).
All tickets and hospitality are sold subject to availability and are issued subject to Manchester City Football Club Limited's 2012-13 home match terms and conditions of sale, 2012-13 Hospitality terms and conditions of sale (available upon request) and any applicable ground regulations.


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Bob Toomajian worked for 16 years as Kaiser Permanente's drug purchasing manager for Southern California, giving him an insider's knowledge of how medications are priced before reaching consumers.
When it comes to patented name-brand drugs, he told me, pharmaceutical companies try to get away with the highest prices possible. On the other hand, they're typically recovering millions of dollars in research and development costs, so those sky-high prices are perhaps understandable.
It's a different story for generic drugs, Toomajian said. In that case, the manufacturer isn't saddled with R&D expenses. It isn't attempting to create a market for a new medicine. Basically, everything it earns beyond production costs is pure gravy.
"A lot of the prices for generics can't be justified," Toomajian said. "Manufacturers are basically starting with the exorbitant prices that the branded guys charged and then setting their own prices at whatever level they think the market will bear."
The murky world of generic drug prices has been much on my mind after hearing from readers about costs for various medicines experiencing crazy fluctuations. I wrote the other day about a Target customer who saw the price for a generic antibiotic climb from $6 to $133 within just a few weeks.
Target, CVS and other drugstores tell me they aren't to blame. They point a finger at manufacturers, wholesalers and the companies that manage drug programs for insurers and employers, which can jack up prices at various stages of production and distribution.
Healthcare economists say the drugstores have a point, but they don't let pharmacies off the hook. Drugstores, they say, routinely inflate the prices of generic drugs to pad their own pockets.
There are some things that are beyond everyone's control, such as shortages of raw ingredients from far-flung places such as India and China. This can happen suddenly, experts say, and can quickly push generic drug prices higher.
But Toomajian cited another factor, something many consumers may be unaware of. It turns out that some of the leading generic drug makers aren't just in bed with the same pharmaceutical giants that manufacture name-brand medicines — they're owned by them.
The largest U.S. generic drug maker is Teva Pharmaceuticals, accounting for nearly 9% of the market, according to a recent report from consulting firm IBISWorld. Teva is owned by the Israeli drug conglomerate Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, maker of the Plan B birth-control pill, among other meds.
Sandoz, representing 6.2% of the U.S. generic market, is owned by Switzerland's Novartis, maker of the hypertension drug Diovan and the cancer drug Glivec.
These corporate ties, Toomajian said, make for an especially cozy industry. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments about so-called pay-for-delay deals between big drug companies and their generic cousins.
Under such deals, drug companies pay big bucks to makers of generics to keep cheaper drugs off the market, costing consumers, insurers and the federal government billions of dollars annually in higher costs.
"The continuing stream of monopoly profits is large enough to pay the generic competitors more than they could hope to earn if they entered the market at competitive prices," the Federal Trade Commission said in a brief.
Boosting their profit margin even more, many generic drug makers have moved production overseas, particularly to India, Toomajian said. "The costs there are obviously lower," he said.
The Indian government says the country produces about 20% of generic drugs sold worldwide. The country's lower production costs translate to higher profits for manufacturers when the pills, tablets and capsules make their way to U.S. pharmacies.
Generic drug sales in this country represented about a quarter of Teva's almost $22 billion in global revenue last year, according to IBISWorld. Sandoz enjoyed a 19.2% profit margin in the U.S., IBISWorld found.
Toomajian, 75, was with Kaiser for 30 years. More than half that time was spent overseeing drug purchases in the Southland. From 1999 to 2009, he worked as a consultant for the health maintenance organization, which boasts nearly 7 million members in California.
These days, he spends much of his time at the racetrack. He was watching the horses at Los Alamitos Race Course as we discussed the long-shot odds of paying a fair price for generic drugs.
In the past, Toomajian said, generic drug makers would compete aggressively with their own versions once a name-brand drug lost its patent protection. Now, he said, generic makers might not be so keen to offer a full portfolio of meds.